This course covers the conduct and documentation of information systems audits. Techniques such as testing of information systems controls and computer assisted audit tests of details are included. In addition to financial statement audits, internal and governmental auditing are discussed.
Covers the management, planning and organization of risk-based information systems auditing. Information systems auditing components of financial statement audits, internal and governmental auditing discussed in the context of the current regulatory and business environment.
Introduces students to the objectives, concepts, principles and techniques of internal and management auditing, as applied to profit-pursuing, non-profit and government organizations.
Takes the strategic perspective of the general manager and study how leading firms manage their IT investments. The course focuses on the business value that can be achieved rather than the details of the technology. Issues around strategic alignment and IT governance will pervade the course.
Provides students with a solid foundation about the realities and potential involved in applying electronic commerce. Particularly, we examine successful and unsuccessful strategic information systems in e-commerce, and look at how such systems are developed, managed, controlled and implemented.
Explains and demonstrates how Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP), a group of integrated software modules, run virtually all business processes in an organization. ERP Systems include modules such as management accounting, sales, logistics, production/materials management, procurement, and human resources.
This course is an introduction to the basic theory underlying Management Science and Operations Research. This course not only helps the students learn how to model real life problems as mathematical models, but also provides them the mathematical foundation and the spreadsheet skills to solve them. Specifically, using spreadsheets, the course focuses on modeling a […]
Overview of information systems and technology: how information systems are selected, designed and managed to provide information needed to run organizations successfully. Topics include the strategic role of information systems; ethical considerations; technology; information systems risks; and security control considerations.
Managers require relevant information for planning, controlling and decision-making purposes. This course examines the accounting techniques available to satisfy those needs.
An overview of the accounting discipline, useful to both majors and non-majors. Includes accounting history, the uses of accounting information in personal and business contexts and the rudiments of financial reporting.